What did you do with your Range Rover today

Bix · Dec 16, 2012

Saint.V8 said:
Tops....

I hope they don't have to rely on your P38 to answer a 'shout'...

I imagine there will be shouts involved. Probably along the lines of "you stupid [explicitly deleted] piece of [explicitly deleted]. Start damn you." Or a rough approximation of that. But to be fair, she has broken down less than your L322. Never been on a flatbed.

Datatek · Dec 16, 2012

Went out and looked to see if the interior was full of water after some seriously heavy rain.
Woopee, it's dry, I've fixed the leak

Saint.V8 · Dec 16, 2012

Bix said:
I imagine there will be shouts involved. Probably along the lines of "you stupid [explicitly deleted] piece of [explicitly deleted]. Start damn you." Or a rough approximation of that. But to be fair, she has broken down less than your L322. Never been on a flatbed.

Cheeky..

Bix · Dec 16, 2012

Saint.V8 said:
Cheeky..

Cheeky but true.

Bix · Dec 18, 2012

Yay, had my passenger wing mirror torn off today. Approaching a bend, guy coming the other way had crossed the white line, I had two choices, head on collision or tuck in as tight as I can to the hedge on the left. I chose the latter option. Unfortunately there was something hard in the hedge which hit my mirror. It was hanging on by the heater wire. Was able to reattach it, the adjust still works, but the glass was smashed rendering it useless. So now I need to get some new glass. Fun. D:

JohnnyCrash · Dec 18, 2012

Bix said:
Yay, had my passenger wing mirror torn off today. Approaching a bend, guy coming the other way had crossed the white line, I had two choices, head on collision or tuck in as tight as I can to the hedge on the left. I chose the latter option. Unfortunately there was something hard in the hedge which hit my mirror. It was hanging on by the heater wire. Was able to reattach it, the adjust still works, but the glass was smashed rendering it useless. So now I need to get some new glass. Fun. D:

what a ****ter

I go for the head on crash - they usually **** it when they realise they have more to loose

Bix · Dec 18, 2012

JohnnyCrash said:
what a ****ter

I go for the head on crash - they usually **** it when they realise they have more to loose

I doubt it in this instance. It was a farmer in a Ford Ranger. I imagine my vehicle would've come off worse regardless. He could then go out and buy 10 to replace his. I'd be unable to get to work sat on the side of the road waiting for the scrap man and hoping my insurance offered me more than a fiver for my troubles.

lorri789 · Dec 18, 2012

The tax payer would provide the farmer with a shiny.

Davlyn · Dec 18, 2012

took the dehumidifier out of the P38 this morning. Its been in there for the last 3 days and it sapped nearly 1 litre of moisture out of it.
I know this is hard to believe but the vehicle doesn't actually have any water leaks, I only put it in there because I knew I wasn't going to be using it for a few days and I hadn't done it for well over 12 months,

Dave

lorri789 · Dec 18, 2012

if you want to dehumidify something put your RR near it; it will absorb all the water :lol:

Grit Valve · Dec 18, 2012

Bix said:
She took me effortlessly to my assessment for MRT. Got a new ID card in the process.

If only the photo was recent. xD

Looking at you photo with that beard you live in the mountins dont you

I can hear banjos

Grit Valve · Dec 18, 2012

Datatek said:
Went out and looked to see if the interior was full of water after some seriously heavy rain.
Woopee, it's dry, I've fixed the leak

Datatek ........... Did you fix it ?? Or did you do the saint v8 Silicone bodge

Either way as long as its dry

Bix · Dec 18, 2012

defender300td1 said:
Looking at you photo with that beard you live in the mountins dont you I can hear banjos

Funnily enough there aren't any mountains around here. It is all moor land. But I do own plaid shirts.

Saint.V8 · Dec 18, 2012

defender300td1 said:
Datatek ........... Did you fix it ?? Or did you do the saint v8 Silicone bodge

Either way as long as its dry

Wasn't a bodge....well, OK two tubes of Sealant is a bit excessive, and it worked!!

Ahhhh...the days of P38 Ownership, happy days!!

Bix · Dec 18, 2012

Saint.V8 said:
Wasn't a bodge....well, OK two tubes of Sealant is a bit excessive, and it worked!!

Ahhhh...the days of P38 Ownership, happy days!!

Tell me more about the lack of leaks in the L322. It isn't as though they leak though the roof seams, or in the rear space all over the electronics.

lorri789 · Dec 18, 2012

*snigger

Saint.V8 · Dec 18, 2012

Bix said:
Tell me more about the lack of leaks in the L322. It isn't as though they leak though the roof seams, or in the rear space all over the electronics.

That is the inbuilt cascade water inlet for the Dip pool in the spare wheel well....

And as for it pouring over the electronics, that is just Land Rovers way preheating the water before it gets there

gold rover · Dec 19, 2012

defender300td1 said:
Looking at you photo with that beard you live in the mountins dont you I can hear banjos

Not to mention the compulsory black nasty, victims for the use of

lorri789 · Dec 19, 2012

hmm...with that beard he does look like Jordan's bush.

Datatek · Dec 19, 2012

Bix said:
Tell me more about the lack of leaks in the L322. It isn't as though they leak though the roof seams, or in the rear space all over the electronics.

LR also found that allowing the compressor in the wheel well to ingest water firms the suspension up a treat

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